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Sun Peaks 2017-18
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

The Arctic Winds and dry spell appears to be ending. It'll stay cold, but rather than -20 Celsius it should be more like -10 Celsius. I've been skiing since Thursday and while midweek last week had good powder (+ Burfield and West Bowl T-Bar opening Friday and Saturday offering amazing untouched-all-season powder), but its been dry since then. The only powder I've found is in some tree runs/glades at Lower Burfield and Morrisey, but the coverage is dwindling, and any runs that haven't been groomed overnight have bad spots. Everything is open though, and the snow they are getting this week should get them out of this terrible early season they've had. If you're just arriving after Christmas to ski here and haven't been before, my advice is: Powder-Upper Burfield (lap the midstation to the top, take Juniper Ridge runs-Sunnyside, Kookamungus, Toilet Bowl-, they usually have the best powder), Crystal (Green Door is best IMO), West Bowl (not always great but on Powder days is wonderful). If the West Morrisey steeps get snow, their north facing slopes will finally get good coverage (Static Cling this week was just a bunch of sticks) and will hold powder later on runs like Tumble Dry & In Tatters, and the single blacks off Grand Return (Spin Cycle & Cover Shot) which have been the only good ones IMO this week should be nice, and Agitator could finally open for real (right now it's practically unskiable). Sorry for my ramblings, but that's my advice for anyone heading to Sun Peaks soon. Also, there haven't been any lines this week (longest I've waited is like 2 minutes) and it should stay that way.
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